One Seam Flying Geese
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grann of 6 , 09-18-2011 03:57 AM
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http://www.clothworkstextiles.com/blog/?p=280
I have seen that before. I don't like all that bulk and don't like the "pockets". If you stitch it down you have to be perfect to make it look right. I'll stick to my old method.Originally Posted by knlsmith
This looks so easy and I like the look of it, too.http://www.clothworkstextiles.com/blog/?p=280
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New Quilter , 09-18-2011 07:39 AM
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Thank you...this idea will help to cure my "fear of flying with the geese"...made it look easy....Naomi :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
#7
Isn't it fun that there are so many different ways to do the same thing? I know of at least 4 ways to do the flying geese now!
BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.
I love clever!
BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.
I love clever!
You can tack down the edges, too
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BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.
I love clever!
Thanks! Very cool!Originally Posted by Corky
Isn't it fun that there are so many different ways to do the same thing? I know of at least 4 ways to do the flying geese now! BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.
I love clever!